Women's Health

Women’s workplace confidence and courage should be a key focus in 2024

Progress supporting women to advance in the workplace continues to be slow with many factors continuing to prevent women from reaching their full potential.

Hayley Merrick: Promoting workplace awareness for endometriosis and menstrual health support

As we enter 2024, organisations should prioritise menstruation and inclusive well-being practices, recognising them as avenues to foster an exceptional culture of support.

Anna Allerton: Navigating return after children – perimenopause/menopause consulting

Women need a space to be heard and supported in their careers and specialist Executive Coaching satisfies this need while offering an individualised approach.

Helen Wells: Why burnout is affecting so many women – and how to avoid it

Urgent work deadlines, family demands...The ‘juggle’ can feel never-ending, yet we do our best to carry on as women. But what happens when carrying on becomes impossible?

Deborah Garlick: Let’s talk about menopause. Right now

We shouldn’t rest until menopause-friendly workplaces are commonplace. Until organisations no longer ‘stand out’ for being menopause friendly. That day remains a long way off.

Can a healthier diet be the answer to managing menopausal symptoms?

British Nutrition Foundation's review explored the scientific evidence between having a healthy dietary pattern and herbal supplements in the management of menopausal symptoms.

World Menopause Day 2023 sheds light on the vital need for workplace support

A discussion of the rising demand for menopause support and why companies should take action, including the trends and predictions emerging in the workplace in relation to menopause.

Online search patterns reflect rising demand for menopause-friendly workplaces

Recent findings demonstrate a significant increase in online searches related to menopause and workplace adjustments, indicating a pressing demand for more inclusive workplaces.

When success comes at a price… the dark side of high-paying careers

A new study of top-earning business leaders has revealed more than half of female execs suffer panic attacks and anxiety, and 40% use recreational drugs at least once a week.

Sally-Ann Turner: Lack of menopause awareness really is a workplace issue

It is estimated that the menopause is costing the UK economy to the staggering tune of around £10b from the 14m working days lost every year due to menopause symptoms.

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